Designer Nails

I went to Designer Nails after work to get a much-​needed manicure: I usually go to LV Nails, but after waiting for over an hour earlier in the day (and having to leave to get back to work at that point), I was determined to try someone new.
LV nails has several tables and pedicure chairs, but there was only one employee there. Luckily, there weren’t any other customers, so I got to get my nails painted right away, but that didn’t seem like a good sign.
The nail polish selection is a little below average, but I did find the seafoam green color I wanted, so that was a plus. Designer Nails did a pretty good job on my nails (including fixing the paint when I accidentally bumped my nail), but they don’t have a drying station — only the little fan at the table. As someone who is paranoid about ruining my nails post-​manicure, this was a little disconcerting. It turned out fine, but I was pretty surprised that there wasn’t anything else.
Prices are reasonable, average costs for manicures and pedicures. The place isn’t the cleanest, but it’s good enough and I’ve seen far worse.
I’ll probably stop back here — it’s good for a quick nail painting, but if you’re looking to get pampered, you may want to try somewhere else.

Inattentive to doing their job. My acrylics are falling off and dull. Their children were running rampant thru the salon and grabbing things out of my 3 year old granddaughters hands (while she was waiting to get her toenails painted) with no reprimand. Their children were also wrestling and screaming at each other. Very irritating and distracting.